RØDEWireless GO II TX Ultra-compact Wireless Transmitter with Built-in Microphone, On-board Recording and up to 200m Range for Filmmaking, Interviews and Content Creation (Transmitter Only)

I purchased the RØDE Wireless GO II TX as a replacement unit, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The RØDE Wireless GO series is known for its excellent audio quality and ease of use, and this new transmitter lives up to that reputation.Seamless Syncing:One of my primary concerns when purchasing a replacement unit was whether it would sync properly with my older RØDE Wireless GO II system. I’m happy to report that the syncing process was effortless and quick. The transmitter paired perfectly with the receiver I already had, with no issues at all. It’s reassuring to know that RØDE maintains such consistent quality and compatibility across its products, making it easy to expand or replace components as needed.Audio Quality:As expected from RØDE, the audio quality delivered by this transmitter is superb. The built-in microphone captures clear, crisp sound with excellent fidelity, making it ideal for a variety of professional uses, including interviews, presentations, and video productions. The signal remains stable even at a considerable distance, and I’ve had no issues with interference or dropouts during use. The clarity of the audio has added a professional touch to my projects, which is exactly what I was hoping for.Build and Portability:The ultra-compact design of the Wireless GO II TX is a major advantage. It’s lightweight and unobtrusive, making it easy to clip onto clothing without causing discomfort or drawing attention. The build quality is solid, with a durable feel that gives me confidence in its longevity. Despite its small size, it packs a lot of power and functionality, proving that great things can indeed come in small packages.Versatility:Whether I’m using the built-in microphone for quick, on-the-go recordings or pairing it with an external lavalier mic for more controlled setups, this transmitter handles both scenarios beautifully. The versatility of the RØDE Wireless GO II system continues to impress me, and this replacement unit has integrated seamlessly into my workflow.Value for Money:Given the quality of the audio, the ease of use, and the seamless compatibility with my existing gear, this replacement unit offers fantastic value for money. It’s an investment that has paid off immediately, allowing me to continue producing high-quality content without any disruption.Conclusion:The RØDE Wireless GO II TX is an outstanding replacement unit that syncs flawlessly with older systems and delivers the top-notch audio quality that RØDE is known for. Whether you’re adding to your existing setup or replacing a transmitter, this unit will not disappoint. It’s reliable, versatile, and easy to use—everything you need in a professional-grade wireless transmitter. Highly recommended!

We are SO impressed with these little mikes that we are considering breaking our duck and doing our first vlog describing how fantastic they are.We are a live event, DJ, event management, event decorating and production business. So kind of seen the video and photo people coming along with these little mike sets and laughed that they are obviously not "proper".So eventually we succumbed and got our first set last week and have already used them twice.They are incredible. So versatile. Have reasonable quality and can even be used directly into a live mixing desk or recording setup.There is a lot to these little mikes. So let me give you just the highlights.- they really work at 200 metres line of sight and have a great range even where there is lots of other 2.4GHz traffic- they are tiny and can be made even tinier by using the Rode Lavalier Go - we bought a white and a black one- the transmitters can record without any connection to the receiver. Just standalone recorders. They can also record when the receiver is connected to avoid any loss of audio if you are going to use the result in post production rather than live.- they charge fairly quickly from pretty much any USB charger (B or C)- there is free software available on teh Mac and PC to fully control all the options for both the transmitters and receivers. This software also facilitates getting the recordings from the transmitters to the big bad world ready to go into Premier Pro or the like.- there is also software to make them work with iPhones but BEWARE that is not straightforward and you need a certified apple cable that supports Audio over the lightning connector. Rode make a couple of different types of these cable but they are currently out of stock.- the receiver can be plugged into not only your video camera but also into a mixing desk, focusrite, DJ controller and many more places. It is of course not giving you a "proper" XLR connection but you will have to use a TRS mini jack to XLR or similar cable. But .... it works!- the quality is fine - they are not up there with the higher end lapel mike systems, but for most corporate/wedding event production they are perfectly adequate.So, for just over £300 plus another £100 for a pair of lavaliers and maybe £50 for a case and extra cables you will end up with a VERY useful addition to your audio line up which can be used for live work, video blogging, livestreaming, ad hoc recording and even note taking when with a client.AMAZINGThanks Rode. I thought you were all about teh NT and NTG ranges of mikes and these were just "toys". I was very wrong.- they are small enough to keep in your pocket or if packed in a case, in your laptop case. If ever you "forget" your Shure SM58 wireless for example then these can fill in. If there is a last minute request to "record" the speeches then you can at least get broadcast quality audio which you can later match up with a mobile phone video or small format video camera. Which in emergencies is probably more than good enough.Criticisms:Of course we can criticize these when comparing to more expensive pro live equipment and some people have not liked the fact that you have to take recordings from teh transmitters one by one and label them after they land in the computer pre production. Some do not like the fact they are rechargeable and you cannot take spare rechargeable batteries (but they last at least 5 hours continuously on). Some do not like the fact that they are not really smooth with the iPhone and you have to have the "special" Rode cable. we have even seen criticisms about having to get separate USB charger(s). we have also seen some criticisms about teh headroom on the signal being such that they do not do well for loud recordings. This is all true and largely insignificant. In fact there are legitimate workarounds for pretty much all of this.All these things can be got around.We are looking to try one of the Go 2 customer chargers that can store and charge all three components whilst out in the field without ANY other power.We will definitely be buying more of these kits next week and are looking forward to being able to improve our services to our clients and third party suppliers.Never lose an audio recording.Never be caught short without a mike.Dont give up quality to keep these things in check.Thanks Rode. You are great. AGAIN.MusicZon

First Rode product to let me down. The transmitters keep unpairing and are completely unreliable in the field.The units look good and come with a handy little case which is a nice touch. Got them working okay at home and things looked promising. The first few sound tests were good. Range is okay if the unit has line of sight, otherwise not amazing but they come with onboard recording as a backup with is great.Problem starts when you switch off and try to turn back on, then one or other unpairs with the receiver. It took an age to find information about how to correct this? Like come on Rode? Anyway, the fix is manageable at home, but outside on a shoot, in full sun light etc is next to impossible.Accompanying software Rode Central, isn't bad but it would nice if one could download all tracks together, not a biggie but just a minor issue.Ultimately, if you pay €250 for a product from a company with Rode's reputation you expect reliability to be rock solid and in that regard the product fails. Couldn't recommend at all, avoid.

My content creation buddy. Happy with the purchase. good quality and performs well. good sounds quality. battery life good, range is strong and connects well with bluetooth